Community Health Worker
Overview
Earners of the Community Health Worker Micro-Credential have developed the entry-level skills needed to effectively deploy community health work skills in a community setting. They are competent in skills such as motivational interviewing, completing social needs/State Determinants of Health (SDOH) screenings, and making and tracking referrals to social services.
Degree Plan
Students must complete the required coursework to earn this micro-credential. For more information, contact:
- Workforce Development – Phone: 405-733-7488
Transfer Option
Rose State College and other Oklahoma colleges and universities have memorandums of understanding which identify course equivalencies between both institutions. These agreements aid transfer students. View Articulation Agreements.
Program Skills
Care Coordination
Coaching
Community Health
Community Health Work
Community Health Worker (CHW)
Drivers of Health
Healthcare
Health Education
Health Literacy
Practicum
Social Determinants of Health
Social Support
Social Work
System Navigation
Earning Criteria
- Complete 0100 Introduction to Community Health Worker (Roles and Skills 6 - 10). Complete knowledge checks - brief questions at the end of each course and earn completion statement from practicum host supervisor.
- Complete 0200 Health Literacy, Education, Resources, and Policy (Roles and Skills 1 - 5). Complete knowledge checks - brief questions at the end of each course and earn completion statement from practicum host supervisor.
- Complete 0300 Community Health Work Practicum. Acquire real-world experience with community health work in a community setting (24 hours).
Earn Your Badge
After completing this micro-credential, you will receive a digital badge to showcase your skills. This badge highlights your ability to understand and apply the principles of community health work.